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quest2368 Jun 18, 2006 10:50 AM

Truck Discussion Thread (including poll, grill discussion, etc etc)
 
Which truck brand do you like best? Discuss.

I prefer Nissans. Toyotas are not bad, but my family have always bought Nissans. I've never been disastified with them.

acid Jun 18, 2006 12:26 PM

I drive a 98 GMC Sierra. Nothing too special, but it goes like a sonuvabitch (vortec ftw) and gets me around.

Personally, I'll always be a Chevy/GM truck guy. I've never driven a Ford truck that I like, and Dodge's are kinda goofy looking to me. But I will admit that I'd love an SRT-10.

I would never buy a Nissan or Honda truck. Ever. Aside from just generally not liking imports at all, I don't see the logic in buying a truck that comes from a country in which no one drives a pick-up every day.

Gechmir Jun 18, 2006 12:30 PM

I have a '98 Dodge Ram. Nothing finer for off-road driving. I've chugged this baby all over stuff to do field measurements, work on the farm, etc. It's a damn reliable truck and it handles nicely. The turning radius is a bit of a brute but, well, that's what you get with trucks, it seems. Mileage is nice and it also has a monstrous gas tank. Stock up on gas, don't come back for a refill for about three weeks.

A follow-up would be Chevy. That's what my dad drives full-time out in Hearne and it's just as reliable. Both of our trucks are quite reliable. Also, <3 Four-Wheel Drive.

Render Jun 18, 2006 12:37 PM

I drive a 91 Chevy Silverado; regular cab+short box. It's gun-metal gray with complete makeover with Euro head/tail/corner lights. I replaced the grille with one from a newer model because the old one was ugly as hell.

Unfortunately some asshat rammed something large into my truckbox while I was inside a store shopping. That really ruined my day because I lost the will to make my truck exterior any nicer. There's that and the trans is going. I should also take it for a tune-up soon too. :/

Wesker Jun 18, 2006 12:39 PM

I have a 94 Silverado with 160,000 miles. It still runs great with minimal problems. Hauls all my fishing gear to the beach with no complainats and gets 17mpg with a 350 v-8. I love my old truck.

Jochie Jun 18, 2006 07:58 PM

I like the look of the Chevy best. Apparently the book matches the cover. Go figure.

Agent Marty Jun 18, 2006 08:46 PM

I've always wanted a truck, but the kind of truck I'd love to have is just a small Chevy S-10 pickup. Enough to haul some things around if it comes to it, but not some huge ass heavy duty thing that gets bad mileage.

acid Jun 19, 2006 12:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Agent Marty
I've always wanted a truck, but the kind of truck I'd love to have is just a small Chevy S-10 pickup. Enough to haul some things around if it comes to it, but not some huge ass heavy duty thing that gets bad mileage.

S-10s are pretty solid all around. Like you said, you have the box to haul small things around (but that little box can fill up pretty damn quickly) and they get pretty much the average 4 door sedan. And for their size, they've got some alright balls.

On a compeltely unrelated note, I had that exact Lego Pirate Ship in your sig.

RABicle Jun 19, 2006 01:03 AM

Needs option for Holden Rodeo http://www.holden.com.au//images/upl...Rodeo_Hero.jpg
It's my ultimate fantasy, or at least the best one I could come up with while I was watching V8 supercars at midnight with my wife.

quest2368 Jun 19, 2006 11:11 PM

That looks nice RAB. Holden, is that an Australian brand?

Take a look at this thread. It was closed, but which one of the three grilles looks better for a silver truck? Discuss.

http://www.gamingforce.com/forums/ge...-my-truck.html


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